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We’re returning to 60s R&B and soul, a genre we haven’t listened to since episode four of Cutting Deep. With a few songs from the 70s as well, we’ll hear from albums like “Aretha Now” by Aretha Franklin, “ABC” by The Jackson 5, and “Love Man” by Otis Redding.

Episode 21 of Cutting Deep is one of Raegan’s favorite genre’s: 70s rock, with a few folk songs mixed in as well. It features songs from albums such as “Little Queen” by Heart, “Morrison Hotel” by The Doors and “Blue” by Joni Mitchell.

The songs featured in this episode are mostly from the 70s and mostly fall under the genres of rock or pop. But the more common thread between them is that they’re good songs to listen to during spring, summer or whenever the weather is nice. They come from artists such as Stevie Wonder, Fleetwood Mac and Bruce Springsteen.

Another one of Raegan’s favorite genres: 60s and 70s R&B and soul. This episode features songs from albums like Stevie Wonder’s “Signed Sealed And Delivered,” Aretha Franklin’s “I’ve Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You” and Otis Redding’s “Love Man.”

This episode is an evolution of sorts, featuring country songs from 1977 all the way up to 1999. They come from albums like Dolly Parton’s “Here You Come Again,” The Judds’ “Why Not Me” and Tim McGraw’s “A Place In The Sun.”

Episode #23 of Cutting Deep is a bit of an angsty one, as it’s a return to 90s alternative rock and grunge. It features songs from big albums like “Nevermind” by Nirvana, “Dirt” by Alice In Chains “Dookie” by Green Day.

It was time for another rock episode, this time featuring more hair metal from artists like Motley Crue, Living Colour, Joan Jett, Poison, Cinderella and more.

Pop and rock are the main genres for this episode of Cutting Deep, but the songs come from a variety of artists like Heart, Big Star, The B-52’s, The Cranberries and more.

A fun hour of music featuring 80s pop songs. They come from albums like Pat Benatar’s “In The Heat Of The Night,” Whitney Houston’s “Whitney” and Blondie’s “Autoamerican.”

The songs featured in Episode #30 are turning 30 this year. Travel back in time to 1996 with songs from a variety of different genres and artists such as Jo Dee Messina, Sheryl Crow, the Fugees and Stone Temple Pilots.